| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him 14:34 - Aug 26 with 7998 views | TRUE_BLUE123 |
Sweet Jesus. Why is this absolute gammon still getting jobs on TV and why is that useless waste of spunk Nigel Farage still on TV.
THE S WORD
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| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 14:35 - Aug 26 with 4066 views | Marshalls_Mullet |
You love being trolled. |  |
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| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 14:36 - Aug 26 with 4055 views | FenboyBlue |
Now that's what I call a Situation! |  | | |
| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 14:37 - Aug 26 with 4046 views | TRUE_BLUE123 |
| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 14:35 - Aug 26 by Marshalls_Mullet |
You love being trolled. |
I don’t get you ? | |
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| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 14:40 - Aug 26 with 4013 views | SpruceMoose |
| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 14:35 - Aug 26 by Marshalls_Mullet |
You love being trolled. |
Imagine this being your response. |  |
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"Imagine being a heterosexual white male in Britain at this moment. How bad is that. Everything you say is racist, everything you say is homophobic. The Woke community have really f****d this country." | | Poll: | Selectamod |
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| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 14:41 - Aug 26 with 4008 views | SpruceMoose |
| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 14:37 - Aug 26 by TRUE_BLUE123 |
I don’t get you ? |
I'd be proud of that if I were you! | |
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"Imagine being a heterosexual white male in Britain at this moment. How bad is that. Everything you say is racist, everything you say is homophobic. The Woke community have really f****d this country." | | Poll: | Selectamod |
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| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 14:41 - Aug 26 with 4012 views | BrixtonBlue |
Depends on the context, surely? There's nothing inherently racist about the word "slave." We'd need to see more than this clip to see if Holmes was out of order. |  |
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| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 14:44 - Aug 26 with 3987 views | TRUE_BLUE123 |
| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 14:41 - Aug 26 by BrixtonBlue |
Depends on the context, surely? There's nothing inherently racist about the word "slave." We'd need to see more than this clip to see if Holmes was out of order. |
It is a painful watch mate. Farage and Holmes berating this man for 13 mins straight about why slavery is still a sore subject. It did however include Holmes getting his own national anthems context wrong and berating the poor guy for essentially not knowing it | |
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| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 14:58 - Aug 26 with 3917 views | factual_blue |
You'd think as an Irish Catholic eamonn would be more sympathetic to those oppressed and bullied for centuries.
There's every chance that his Catholic ancestors in Ireland include some sent to the American colonies in 'indentured servitude' (or 'slavery') |  |
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| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 15:06 - Aug 26 with 3911 views | GaryCooper |
I have listened to it, it is about context, Femi Oluwole loses all credibility when he attempts to criticise the BBC and one of the reporters for using the N word, the N word was, in that interview, a direct quote. |  | | |
| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 15:08 - Aug 26 with 3897 views | Herbivore |
| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 15:06 - Aug 26 by GaryCooper |
I have listened to it, it is about context, Femi Oluwole loses all credibility when he attempts to criticise the BBC and one of the reporters for using the N word, the N word was, in that interview, a direct quote. |
The BBC has subsequently apologised for using the N word so evidently they also felt they were worthy of criticism. Not sure that does anything to damage his credibility. Not sure why you would be keen to discredit him either when Holmes is the one being a massive dick here. |  |
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| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 15:14 - Aug 26 with 3880 views | TRUE_BLUE123 |
| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 15:06 - Aug 26 by GaryCooper |
I have listened to it, it is about context, Femi Oluwole loses all credibility when he attempts to criticise the BBC and one of the reporters for using the N word, the N word was, in that interview, a direct quote. |
White people should not use that word and it is a big debate in the black community whether or not black people should continue using that word.
The BBC were wrong to use it. | |
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| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 15:24 - Aug 26 with 3839 views | GaryCooper |
| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 15:14 - Aug 26 by TRUE_BLUE123 |
White people should not use that word and it is a big debate in the black community whether or not black people should continue using that word.
The BBC were wrong to use it. |
It was a direct quote from a man who was the victim of a racist attack, cancel culture at it's worst. | | | |
| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 15:26 - Aug 26 with 3828 views | Keno |
| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 14:58 - Aug 26 by factual_blue |
You'd think as an Irish Catholic eamonn would be more sympathetic to those oppressed and bullied for centuries.
There's every chance that his Catholic ancestors in Ireland include some sent to the American colonies in 'indentured servitude' (or 'slavery') |
to be fair most Irish people have lived for 100's of years under the cruel occupation of an unwanted oppressor |  |
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| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 15:27 - Aug 26 with 3822 views | BlueBadger |
| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 15:24 - Aug 26 by GaryCooper |
It was a direct quote from a man who was the victim of a racist attack, cancel culture at it's worst. |
The BBC(and other media) quite happily manage not to say all manner of offensive terms when they quote people being c0cks, they can manage this one.
Why re you so upset about this? |  |
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| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 15:28 - Aug 26 with 3799 views | GaryCooper |
| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 15:27 - Aug 26 by BlueBadger |
The BBC(and other media) quite happily manage not to say all manner of offensive terms when they quote people being c0cks, they can manage this one.
Why re you so upset about this? |
I'M not upset dear boy, not a jot. | | | |
| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 15:30 - Aug 26 with 3798 views | Herbivore |
| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 15:24 - Aug 26 by GaryCooper |
It was a direct quote from a man who was the victim of a racist attack, cancel culture at it's worst. |
Cancel culture? Has this become the new buzzword for expressing unhappiness about people propagating discriminatory attitudes or language? It seems to have done. The BBC has acknowledged it shouldn't have used the word, but evidently you know better. | |
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| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 15:30 - Aug 26 with 3784 views | BlueBadger |
| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 15:28 - Aug 26 by GaryCooper |
I'M not upset dear boy, not a jot. |
Right. Hence the teary use of 'cancel culture' and all the angry ranting over something which really isn't that worth getting upset about. The BBC used an offensive term, they apologised for it, like they do about other offensive terms, I'm struggling to see your issue with it. | |
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| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 15:31 - Aug 26 with 3777 views | TRUE_BLUE123 |
| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 15:24 - Aug 26 by GaryCooper |
It was a direct quote from a man who was the victim of a racist attack, cancel culture at it's worst. |
They wouldn't quote the F word at that time of day... so why is that word ok ???? | |
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| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 15:31 - Aug 26 with 3782 views | BlueBadger |
| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 15:30 - Aug 26 by Herbivore |
Cancel culture? Has this become the new buzzword for expressing unhappiness about people propagating discriminatory attitudes or language? It seems to have done. The BBC has acknowledged it shouldn't have used the word, but evidently you know better. |
It's the new 'PC gone mad', 'you can't say anything these days' or 'woke' for dickheads of a certain stripe.
Also known as 'boo hoo, why can't people be openly racist in public anymore'. [Post edited 26 Aug 2020 15:43]
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| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 15:33 - Aug 26 with 3758 views | GaryCooper |
| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 15:30 - Aug 26 by BlueBadger |
Right. Hence the teary use of 'cancel culture' and all the angry ranting over something which really isn't that worth getting upset about. The BBC used an offensive term, they apologised for it, like they do about other offensive terms, I'm struggling to see your issue with it. |
Please do not let that blood pressure rise champ. | | | |
| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 15:37 - Aug 26 with 3728 views | BlueBadger |
| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 15:33 - Aug 26 by GaryCooper |
Please do not let that blood pressure rise champ. |
I'm just curious for knowledge. Why is the 'n word' OK but the 'F' or 'C' ones not? The latter in particular carries a whole ton of baggage.. | |
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| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 15:38 - Aug 26 with 3720 views | TRUE_BLUE123 |
| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 15:37 - Aug 26 by BlueBadger |
I'm just curious for knowledge. Why is the 'n word' OK but the 'F' or 'C' ones not? The latter in particular carries a whole ton of baggage.. |
Precisely. It was broadcast at like Midday as well. Bizarre | |
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| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 15:41 - Aug 26 with 3701 views | GaryCooper |
| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 15:38 - Aug 26 by TRUE_BLUE123 |
Precisely. It was broadcast at like Midday as well. Bizarre |
As the next cab on the rank, do you believe that Blazing Saddles should be edited? | | | |
| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 15:42 - Aug 26 with 3695 views | BlueBadger |
| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 15:41 - Aug 26 by GaryCooper |
As the next cab on the rank, do you believe that Blazing Saddles should be edited? |
Just answer the question and go easy with those matches around that straw man you're trying to build. | |
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| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 15:46 - Aug 26 with 3667 views | GaryCooper |
| Eamonn Holmes asking a black man why the word slave offends him on 15:37 - Aug 26 by BlueBadger |
I'm just curious for knowledge. Why is the 'n word' OK but the 'F' or 'C' ones not? The latter in particular carries a whole ton of baggage.. |
You wish to ban a word that was used in a racist attack, it was a quote from the victim repeated by the reporter, it was needed to stress the nasty racist side of the attack.
The F and C words are fully ok if they are required in the context of the discussion, if they make you blush perhaps you should get out a little more. | | | |
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